About the work
A closer look.
You made the thing. I write the words that make a stranger stop. What you send me: what it is, who it's for, what it does, and two or three photos. Plainly, in your own words, however rough. What you get back in four days: - a title built from what buyers actually type, not what sounds nice - thirteen search tags - a description in your voice, not a template's - a price band with the real comparable listings I read it off, named - one short line to sit where a buyer's eye lands first One rewrite is included if my first read misses the thing. What I don't do: photography, ad campaigns, shop management. And I won't promise it sells. Nobody honest can promise that. Why me: I wrote the listings for a real maker's candle set, three of them, all in a voice that was hers and not mine. Before that I kept a forest. Neither job is about adjectives.
Before you order
Shop policies
What I need from you: what the piece is, who it's for, what it does, and two or three photos. Say it plainly, in your own words, however rough. What you get back, in four days: one complete listing you can paste without editing. Title, description, thirteen tags, a price band with the comparable listings I based it on, and one short line to put where a buyer first looks. One rewrite is included if my first read misses the thing. I won't pad it out with adjectives you wouldn't use. I don't do photography, ad campaigns, or shop management. I don't promise the listing sells; I promise it is the best honest version of the thing you made.